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What War for Talent?

China Gorman

Accenture’s 2014 College Graduate Employment Survey compares the expectations and perceptions of 2014’s university graduates with the realities of the working world according to both 2012 and 2013 graduates. More than half (56%) of 2012/2013/2014 graduates have already left their first job or expect to be gone within one or two years.

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The Machine Learning Big Data Guide for HR & Recruiting #hrtechconf

Workology

In 2015, talent management, specifically employee development is becoming a priority for employers as they re-evaluate the cost of recruiting, hiring and onboarding in comparison to the cost of retaining and developing internal talent within the organization. The Ultimate Engagement That’s On Demand.

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Self-Regard: Warts & All

Workplace Psychology

64]), the famine voice (there never is & never will be enough), the comparison voice (compares everything with what others have), the envy voice (being jealous you don’t have what others have), and the bad luck voice (everyone else gets good luck, except you). Leadership + Talent Development Advisor. Denis Waitley.

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HR Supercharged: How Modern Tech is Changing Work

ClearCompany HRM

In a 2014 IDG survey, only 24% of enterprise organizations migrated or planned to migrate HR functions/applications to the Cloud. This “team mindset” has sprouted entire programs within organizations that revolve around employee development like succession planning, talent development and goal-setting tracks.